We work for justice out in the world--but what does that search look like in our own lives? How do our families, social networks, and congregations model our work on behalf of anti-racism and anti-oppression? Amanda explores the world of integrated relationships, feminist clothing choices, and equally divided housework.

We work for justice out in the world--but what does that search look like in our own lives? How do our families, social networks, and congregations model our work on behalf of anti-racism and anti-oppression? Amanda explores the world of integrated relationships, feminist clothing choices, and equally divided housework.

We work for justice out in the world--but what does that search look like in our own lives? How do our families, social networks, and congregations model our work on behalf of anti-racism and anti-oppression? Amanda explores the world of integrated relationships, feminist clothing choices, and equally divided housework.

Fifty years ago, hundreds of thousands of Americans came to Washington for "The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom." Their achievements in terms of racial equality were hard-fought and profound. Their agenda for jobs--full employment with dignified work and wages--seems increasingly out of reach. Applying the lessons of the victories of the civil rights movement to a radically restructured 21st century economy, Rabbi Kirschner of Temple Sinai reconsiders the relationship between wage-earning and value in American life.

Fifty years ago, hundreds of thousands of Americans came to Washington for "The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom." Their achievements in terms of racial equality were hard-fought and profound. Their agenda for jobs--full employment with dignified work and wages--seems increasingly out of reach. Applying the lessons of the victories of the civil rights movement to a radically restructured 21st century economy, Rabbi Kirschner of Temple Sinai reconsiders the relationship between wage-earning and value in American life.

Fifty years ago, hundreds of thousands of Americans came to Washington for "The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom." Their achievements in terms of racial equality were hard-fought and profound. Their agenda for jobs--full employment with dignified work and wages--seems increasingly out of reach. Applying the lessons of the victories of the civil rights movement to a radically restructured 21st century economy, Rabbi Kirschner of Temple Sinai reconsiders the relationship between wage-earning and value in American life.

US intervention in El Salvador created a powerful love/hate relationship between our two nations. Delegation members share their stories of deepening connections with the people in our sister community, El Rodeo. Hear how our faith in human goodness has been strengthened through a challenging and rewarding four-year partnership

US intervention in El Salvador created a powerful love/hate relationship between our two nations. Delegation members share their stories of deepening connections with the people in our sister community, El Rodeo. Hear how our faith in human goodness has been strengthened through a challenging and rewarding four-year partnership

US intervention in El Salvador created a powerful love/hate relationship between our two nations. Delegation members share their stories of deepening connections with the people in our sister community, El Rodeo. Hear how our faith in human goodness has been strengthened through a challenging and rewarding four-year partnership

January is a time of personal resolutions in the broader culture--but how do we balance that with our desire to do good in the world? Amanda explores the challenge of caring for self and caring for others as we being our theme of Fairness and Equality.